Sentence examples for risk of pulling from inspiring English sources

But isn't the risk of pulling a short-sighted nerd greater than the promise of £1,000?

We will diminish this country if we have a silly debate about Europe – which is, with great respect, largely what we're having so far as the general public debate about Europe is concerned at the moment – and run the risk of pulling ourselves off into isolation of I don't know what kind".

To the degree that ImpInv becomes too hip, to that degree it runs the risk of pulling in too many (well-intentioned) posers, people who have never learned how to sell goods and services for more than they cost (all in) to make… people who don't truly understand the difference between capital and revenues.

She's got to hold some big-time rallies, even if she runs the risk of pulling smaller crowds than Bernie Sanders.

The networks we are considering in this item offer speeds of up to 100 Mbps and exist largely where no provider has undertaken the expense and risk of pulling fiber all the way to a home (FTTH).

The networks we are considering in this item offer speeds of up to 100 Mbps and exist largely where no provider has undertaken the expense and risk of pulling fiber all the way to a home.

Mr. Le Roy said on Wednesday that the United Nations, after it learned about the crimes committed by Congolese soldiers, weighed the risks of pulling out of the operation all together.

On a day of sober talk about Iraq, Chiarelli also issued a dire warning on the risks of pulling out U.S. troops and allowing the country to slide into civil war, drawing an analogy from the 1980s Iran-Iraq war to suggest the loss of life from such a conflict could be staggering.

They can address most problems, as well as offer advice on the risks of pulling it yourself.

Children run a higher risk of accidentally pulling a tooth out before it's ready when they use their fingers to pull out the tooth.

But he warned there was a risk of investors pulling more money out of Pimco funds.